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Showing 11511–11520 of 23464 articles for “Art. 4 B”
Only premises whose technical nature justifies it may be located more than six metres below the average level of the evacuation thresholds.
…re designed and installed in accordance with the provisions of the order provided for in article R. 4227-14.
Loading ramps and loading bays are laid out and equipped in such a way as to prevent workers from falling.
The layout and dimensions of traffic routes, including stairways and fixed ladders, are determined taking into account the provisions of Chapter VI relating to fire prevention and evacuation. Traffic…
The floors of the premises are free of bumps, holes or dangerous inclines. They are fixed, stable and non-slip.
When assessing explosion risks, account is taken of locations which are or may be connected by openings to locations where explosive atmospheres may occur.
The provisions of this section do not apply to the following places or activities: 1° Areas used directly for and during the medical treatment of patients; 2° Use of gas appliances; 3° Manufacture, ha…
The general audible alarm is given per building if the establishment comprises several buildings isolated from each other.
Sliding, revolving or upward-opening doors do not qualify as emergency doors. They are not considered as regulatory clearances. However, power-operated sliding doors which, in the event of failure of…
If it is impossible to carry out the collective protection measures provided for in this chapter, workers shall be provided with personal protective equipment. This equipment shall be chosen and adapt…
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